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IN PICTURES: National Men’s Basketball League play-off final

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NAIROBI, Kenya, Apr 27 – The men’s national basketball league final was played on Sunday at the Nyayo National Stadium gymnasium and as always fans turned out in their best colors, witnessing KPA reclaim the title with an 80-61 victory over Ulinzi Warriors.

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Here are some images from the epic duel.

KPA’s Victor Odendo receives the trophy from Victor Odendo in full military appreciation, much to the delight of the crowd. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
JKUAT’s Brigid Nthenya and Truphine Apondi pose with their trophies. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Equity Hawks players collet their first runners’ up trophy. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Natalie Akinyi of KPA was named as the women’s league Most Valuable Player. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Eldonets’ Stacy Ongwae was named as the Division One Most valuable player. She is sister to Kenya Morans’ Tyler Ongwae. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
KPA’s Joseph Mwangi being appreciated by family who had come to watch. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Ulinzi’s James Mwangi cleans out a perfect block on teh board. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Former Kenya captain Silalei Shani was also present to watch. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
This young fan enjoyed the game as well. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
KPA fans cheering on. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Ouch! That must hurt! PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
When you line up for a free throw infront of opposition fans. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
The game brought joy for KPA fans. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Cheering on their favourite team. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Ulinzi Warriors Eric Mutoro tries to find his balance on the dribble against KPA’s Tobias Odhiambo
Contrasting emotions from teh game. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Military personnel were present to cheer on their team Ulinzi Warriors. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Come on! PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Teh fans must be heard. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Another battle between Bosire and Wange. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Noise must be heard! PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Defense! PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Loud and proud! PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Ulinzi’s James Mwangi cleans out KPA’s Lennox Wange in a screen to clear the way for Victor Bosire. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
The game turned it’s style on the court and the stands appreciated. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Whistle away the opponent! PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
The fans were loud and visible. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Lennox Wange wheels away from Ulinzi Warriors skipper Eric Mutoro. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu
Teams ready for tip off. PHOTO/Timothy Olobulu

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